Studying Japanese Ep.702

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Key Expressions and Meanings

In this episode, we explore common phrases related to waiting and acknowledging what others say, as well as looking ahead to the next event or time.


Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)

Expression 1: 待ってる..

Japanese待ってる..
English (US)I’ll wait for you..
English (UK)I’ll wait for you..
Korean기다릴께요..
Hindiमैं तुम्हारा इंतजार करूंगा ..
FrenchJe vais t’attendre..
GermanIch werde auf dich warten..
SpanishTe esperaré..
Portuguese (BR)Eu vou te esperar..
ItalianTi aspetto..
DutchIk wacht op je..
VietnameseTôi sẽ chờ bạn..
Thaiฉันจะรอคุณ..

Meaning & Usage

  • “待ってる..” is a casual expression used when you’re waiting for someone, or when you want to show you’re ready to wait. It’s used in informal conversations, particularly among friends or close acquaintances.

Expression 2: そうなの?

Japaneseそうなの?
English (US)Is that so?
English (UK)Is that so?
Korean그래요?
Hindiक्या ऐसा है?
FrenchC’est vrai ?
GermanIst das so?
Spanish¿Es así?
Portuguese (BR)É assim?
ItalianÈ così?
DutchIs dat zo?
VietnameseVậy à?
Thaiแบบนั้นเหรอ?

Meaning & Usage

  • “そうなの?” is a common way to ask for confirmation or to show mild surprise or curiosity when learning something new. It’s a casual and friendly phrase.

Expression 3: 次は..

Japanese次は..
English (US)Next time..
English (UK)Next time..
Korean다음에는
Hindiअगली बार
FrenchLa prochaine fois..
GermanNächstes Mal..
SpanishLa próxima vez..
Portuguese (BR)Na próxima vez..
ItalianLa prossima volta..
DutchVolgende keer..
VietnameseLần sau..
Thaiครั้งหน้า..

Meaning & Usage

  • “次は..” is used to talk about a future event or situation, often when referring to something planned or expected. It can be used casually among friends, or to express anticipation.

Final Note

These expressions are helpful in daily conversations, especially when making plans, waiting for someone, or expressing curiosity. They can be used in both casual settings with friends and more polite situations depending on the tone and context.